<p>Everybody tells you to ignore the statistics and focus on your kid, on the now, seize the day blah blah blah. The scarier the statistics are the harder they are to ignore. This week I'm talking about my biggest fear, and what it was like navigating radiation. </p>

Everybody tells you to ignore the statistics and focus on your kid, on the now, seize the day blah blah blah. The scarier the statistics are the harder they are to ignore. This week I'm talking about my biggest fear, and what it was like navigating radiation.

<p>Everybody tells you to ignore the statistics and focus on your kid, on the now, seize the day blah blah blah. The scarier the statistics are the harder they are to ignore. This week I'm talking about my biggest fear, and what it was like navigating radiation.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 4: Stats 101

In 2012 my three year old son was diagnosed with brain cancer. What followed was four years of trying to save his life, working to keep him comfortable, and ultimately saying goodbye. This is the story of our journey together, and the path I had to walk alone after his death.

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Episode 4: Stats 101

Episode 4: Stats 101